Honesty
Submit only work that faithfully represents one's own scholarly effort.
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Academic integrity
Principles, policies and resources safeguarding honesty in study and scholarship.
The university defines plagiarism as appropriating authorship of another person's work — including inventions or rationalisation proposals — or using someone's work without proper attribution. Plagiarism checks are coordinated by the Research Library at [email protected] jointly with PLC «PLAGIAT». Supported upload formats include .doc, .docx, .rtf, .txt, .odt, .ppt, .pptx, .html, .pdf, .pages and .gdoc.
Principles of academic integrity
Trust
Build relationships where evaluation relies on truthful reporting of sources and achievements.
Fairness
Uphold impartial standards so every participant competes transparently.
Respect
Acknowledge colleagues', students', and mentors' intellectual contributions.
Responsibility
Take ownership of methodological choices and their ethical implications.
Courage
Report suspected misconduct through approved channels whenever necessary.
Resources
Anti-plagiarism services
Use the authorised verification workflow managed by library specialists before coursework or manuscript submission.
Citation guidance
Follow faculty-specific manuals for APA/IEEE/footnotes as updated by methodological departments.
Workshops
Attend trainings on originality, attribution, and research-data handling announced each semester.